16480 Bells Bay Rd, Charlevoix, MI 49720, United StatesMap
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Beautiful Rustic State Park
Beautiful rustic state park close to Charlevoix. The beach was gorgeous and the water cool and refreshing. We swam to the island but there is a rock crossing to get to the island. Wear water shoes! We...
This is a very nice rustic state park with a long beach that is good for both rock hunting and swimming. The park has camping facilities but it is also good for day usage.
Visited Charlevoix over Labor Day 2022 and went to this beach twice. On Sep4, the Northern Lights were predicted and we trekked back at 11:30pm and Yes, saw the Aurora..great spot to view them.
There are several spots to pull off and walk the beach in this state park, all of them quiet stretches of beach (at least they were when we visited in mid-September). We found several petoskey stones...
Beautiful Rustic State Park
Beautiful rustic state park close to Charlevoix. The beach was gorgeous and the water cool and refreshing. We swam to the island but there is a rock crossing to get to the island. Wear water shoes! We...
Nice Rustic State Park
This is a very nice rustic state park with a long beach that is good for both rock hunting and swimming. The park has camping facilities but it is also good for day usage.
Beautiful quiet beach with Aurora Bonus
Visited Charlevoix over Labor Day 2022 and went to this beach twice. On Sep4, the Northern Lights were predicted and we trekked back at 11:30pm and Yes, saw the Aurora..great spot to view them.
Make this a stop..
Rock finding and wading the lake were fantastic. We did not camp here but made the stop to enjoy the water.
Quiet stretch of beach
There are several spots to pull off and walk the beach in this state park, all of them quiet stretches of beach (at least they were when we visited in mid-September). We found several petoskey stones...